- A professional volunteering initiative ‘Kam to reikia?!' which gathered industry professionals to give lectures in schools about issues concerning safety on the internet. Schools could book the lecture online.
- Schools were invited to join the eSafety label community, to fill in the assessment form and get the eSafety label for their school.
- The ‘Safer Internet Week in my school' campaign encouraged educators to arrange various events in Lithuanian schools, as competitions for students, or creative or educational activities.
Marking Safer Internet Day 2016 in Lithuania
Safer Internet Day 2016 was celebrated across the globe on Tuesday, 9 February. In our round up of events and activities which took place to mark the day, we hear from the Lithuanian Safer Internet Centre (SIC) who coordinate the annual campaign in the country:
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